UNITED NATIONS - Iraq is getting more respect now that it has an elected government, fully participating in dozens of meetings at the U.N. General Assembly. "Now it's business," said Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari.
As the annual meeting of the world's leaders heads to its finale on Wednesday, the Iraqi minister said that since he started coming here in 2003 he's never been busier.
"This is a good sign because Iraq really — despite the bad news, the negative news coming out of Baghdad — is moving steadily toward a functional state," he said in an interview Monday with The Associated Press.
Good news for the world and bad news for the terrorists and the Democrats.
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